The lawyer for the plaintiffs, Linda Niedweske, noting that the suit was filed during the administration of Gov. Chris Christie, expressed surprise that the state has fought the case "tooth and nail" even under the administration of his successor, Gov. Phil Murphy.
February 16, 2021 at 03:23 PM
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A judge in Essex County, New Jersey, has denied a motion by New Jersey’s Office of the Attorney General for partial dismissal of racial discrimination claims brought by three Black deputy attorneys general.
The judge has also ordered the state to turn over to the court documents detailing treatment of minorities in the office, which the state had repeatedly refused to produce.
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Linda Niedweske of Niedweske Barber in Morristown, New Jersey. Courtesy photo
